Narcissists seem to consistently search for the one thing that will make them happy. Ironically, because their sense of self depends on outer sources (rather than self-respect and self-love), they seem to be on an endless quest to fill that bottomless pit: Yes, it IS bottomless. For unfortunates like myself who have been in a marriage with a narcissist, the ONLY emergencies they perceive are those situations that only impact THEM. If they do not get what they want, when they want it, that's a true emergency- Insane! A negative attitude seems part of the picture as the pit can never be filled; quickly, when one desire is met, up pops another one...that, my friend, IS a miserable life! Not having an authentic sense of self, narcissists cannot feel satisfied where they are at this moment- how very sad it must be to not feel inner peace. I am so blessed to be away from a narcissist who seems always to feel misery while outwardly appearing very charming and upbeat. Could you imagine what happened to them as children to create such a personality? I can imagine emotional neglect and abuse by caregivers, probable substance abuse, too. That was the case with my ex-husband. I wish that narcissists could perceive the source of their pain and the pain they inflict on others to alleviate theirs...
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I guess we ought to put them in a clinic in order to help them surrounded by psychiatrists, the only ones they hold value of.
I paid one and brought a small gift of my own making as he supported me with that and he walked away with the money as if his life depended on it, I 'saw' a little boy who had been severely beaten, I guess because he lost money at one or more times. The man in question has no concerns about money. I just wanted to bring solace to him. He left my gift behind in the other room. The next time he was nasty about the gift and made me feel as if I bribed him.
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Oh how I wish that were true! Some must, but many just move on and are truly oblivious to the disaster they left behind, or the disaster of a life they are living. They are not aware of what they did wrong, hence no empathy, and no remorse. So their "new life" is mostly unaffected and they just continue as they always have. Even if they lost much. They blame others, anyway. So if there is any misery in their lives, they don't think it is their fault anyhow. If you were part of what they lost, you can be sure they blame you for losing it.
I think yes what do u think
I'd jolly well like to think so!
Not always. They look for people with low self esteem.
Usually 21.
You usually need to be 18 or an legal adult.
You need to be on a legal age to travel alone and transact with agencies but if you are travelling alone and met by relatives I think ther are no worries about it.
Usually old ones, or ones that are low-end.
it is up to the discretion of the parents but it is usually not a matter of age it is a matter of maturity
There are no laws in Colorado that specifically address the age that a child can be left home alone. 7 is usually considered much too young to be left alone, and it could lead to child endangerment charges. Most authorities agree that a 12 year old can be safely left at home alone for a few hours during the day time.
If you mean the cycle of one period, then yes it usually does. If you mean the end of the period all together, then no, not unless you are quite old
to leave a child alone in a house he/she have to be 13 and responsible...or more like10 or 11 years old...but to actually LIVE alone I would say about 18 years old
Verbal or physical attacks. Smear campaign. www.vainencounters.com
You can't actually choose until you are old enough to live alone. You can usually tell the court which parent you want to live with, and if the court agrees they can direct a change.
Unless you have occupation, hobby or a pet it is scary to be single and alone in old age.
How old can a child be to stay alone in the state of Florida?